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Locally made carpets at fixed prices, this is a fair-trade business. The showroom is on the ground floor of the school.
Carpets aren’t amazing, but feel free to ask as many questions as the pupils in the showroom are very friendly and ultimately you can find something interesting to buy.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
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My Newari friend(My nepal homestay host family !) is one of the member of the cooperation(Shop).
If you say about this homepage and my nickname(Hideki,Japani Phyakha),you will buy goods with 'Nepali Price'.
What to buy: +++Handicraft Goods+++
Silver Jewelry and Accessories.
Horn / Bone / Wood / Metal Buttons and Accessories.
Recycled / Lokta / Mitsumata (Argelo)Paper and Paper Products.
Mithila Painting and Products.
Wood Crafts.
Silk Screening and Block Printing
Silk Pashmina / Cashmere Scarves, Stoles, Shawls, Throws etc.
Clay Garden Items, Incense Holders. Candle Holders, Decoratives etc.
Natural Handloom Fabric Products, Cotton / Woollen Knitwear etc.
Metal Photo Frames, Votive Candle Holders etc.
Thangka / Scroll Paintings etc.
What to pay: You can buy your favorites with friend price!
Not likely Thamel Area shop for foreigners.
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Nhayakanbahil, Mahapal, Lalitpur-18, Nepal
Phone: 977-1-5533619
This shop has uniqueness, undoubtable quality!!! reasonable price!!! Excellent customer service!!
what else could want for???
the shop is on the way to THE GOLDEN TEMPLE.
What to buy: in Patan, one can look for Ofcourse Thangka, besides there are some collectible items; wooden crafts, many handicraft items, pashminas (Cashmere), Herbal Teas, Pure Himalayan Teas... Even some Curios items from street vendors!!!
In Thangkas, there are various items to choose from like:
Mandala (very popular amongst Westners);
Kalichakra Mandala (very geometric mandala);
Wheel of life (understand tibetan way seeing life);
Life of Buddha (diagramatic buddha life story); and
Figures (Tara, Buddha...)
What to pay: there is no fixed price for anything, do bargainning!!!
But the price differs according to quality, so judge the quality and pay accordingly!!
Basically the price ranges from few dollars to thousands of dollars...
Written Dec 11, 2008
Address: On the way to THE GOLDEN TEMPLE
Phone: 977-1-5545768
Website: www.traditional.com.np
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In the southern part of Patan, 20 minutes walk from the Durbar square, Patan Industrial Estate doesn’t sound like a very promising place to shop for crafts, but there are a number of factory showrooms who sell carpets, wood and metal work. Even if they are aimed at group tourists, there is nothing to stop individual travellers having a wander around. Generally, there’s no pressure to buy.
Closes at 6 pm.
Updated Jan 28, 2007
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You will find water colors, skethes and oils in this art gallery.
What to buy: Water color of the Hymalayas by a local artist.
What to pay: $100
Updated Apr 4, 2011
Address: Patan Dubar Square Marga. 298 Bhimsen Sthan
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You will find water colors, skethes and oils in this art gallery. Water color of the Hymalayas by a local artist. $100
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